Keeper Password Manager

What is Keeper Password Manager?

Keeper Password Manager is an enterprise password manager for companies with 5 or more users, developed by Keeper Security, that stores passwords, passkeys, files and infrastructure secrets in vaults protected by zero-knowledge encryption. Encryption and decryption take place on the user's device with 256-bit AES, and records travel to Keeper's Cloud Security Vault over TLS — so not even Keeper can read the contents of the vaults.

The platform is SaaS, hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS), and runs as native apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, as extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, and as apps for iOS and Android. Keeper Password Manager replaces spreadsheets, notes and browser-saved passwords with a central vault backed by an admin console, security policies and an audit trail, solving three recurring problems: reused credentials, passwords shared by email and access that stays active after an employee leaves.

Key features of Keeper Password Manager

Keeper Password Manager combines an encrypted vault, controlled sharing and centralized administration:

• Encrypted vault: stores passwords, passkeys, files, photos and infrastructure secrets with record-level zero-knowledge encryption.
• KeeperFill: autofills passwords, passkeys, payment cards and 2FA codes across apps and browsers.
• Time-limited sharing: shares records and folders with individuals or teams on a persistent or time-limited basis, including self-destructing records.
• Bidirectional One-Time Share: sends a credential to someone without a Keeper account, with end-to-end encryption and editing on both sides.
• Admin Console: centralizes users, teams, machines and AI agents, with a policy engine applied by user, role or team.
• Security Audit and Risk Management Dashboard: measure password strength and reuse and show deployment, usage and events across the organization.
• Vault transfer: moves a departing employee's vault to an administrator without exposing the employee's master password.

Benefits of Keeper Password Manager

Keeper Password Manager limits the impact of a breach because each record is encrypted on the device before it leaves it: anyone who reaches the servers finds only encrypted data, since Keeper stores neither the master password nor the encryption keys.

Offboarding stays under control because the account transfer policy hands the employee's vault to an administrator, and removing the user in the console ends their access to the company's shared folders.

Provisioning stops being manual in the Enterprise edition because SCIM and Keeper Bridge create and remove users automatically Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Active Directory or LDAP directories.

Audits move faster because Security Audit flags weak and reused passwords per user, and the Advanced Reporting & Alerts Module (ARAM) monitors more than 200 event types, with real-time alerts and forwarding to SIEM tools.

Who Keeper Password Manager is for

Keeper Password Manager serves IT managers, information security teams and system administrators who need to control who accesses each credential. Three typical scenarios: an 8-person company keeping passwords in a spreadsheet that adopts Business Starter; an IT team that needs shared folders per department, with administration delegated to each branch; and a company on Microsoft Entra ID that requires SSO, SCIM provisioning and an audit trail to meet ISO 27001 or SOX controls.

What sets Keeper Password Manager apart

Keeper Password Manager is audited by third parties on several fronts: SOC 2 Type 2 and SOC 3 reports, ISO 27001, 27017 and 27018 certifications, a FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic module and PCI DSS certification. The same platform has an AWS GovCloud version with FedRAMP High and GovRAMP authorization for the US government, and Forcefield protects Windows machines against memory-based attacks. The other differentiator is the growth path: the vault used for passwords is the same one that receives KeeperPAM, Keeper Secrets Manager and Keeper Endpoint Privilege Manager capabilities, with no new deployment. According to Keeper, GigaOm named it a leader in enterprise password management for the fifth consecutive year.

System requirements

Keeper Password Manager is SaaS and requires no server of your own. Desktop apps run on Windows, macOS and Linux; extensions work in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera; and mobile apps run on iOS and Android, with instant sync across devices. Active Directory and LDAP sync uses Keeper Bridge, and SSO accepts any SAML 2.0 compatible provider, such as Microsoft Entra ID, Okta and Ping.

Vaults are hosted on AWS in regions in the United States, Europe, Australia, Canada and Japan, plus GovCloud; there is no region in Brazil. Keeper states 99.9% availability in its service level objectives.

Keeper Password Manager editions and modules

Keeper Password Manager is sold in three editions:

• Business Starter: encrypted vault, admin console, sharing and autofill for teams of 5 to 10 users.
• Business: adds shared team folders, delegated administration, advanced organizational structure, integrations and a free Keeper Family plan for every user, covering up to 5 family members.
• Enterprise: adds SCIM provisioning, AD/LDAP sync and SAML 2.0 SSO, advanced two-factor authentication with DUO and RSA, role-based access control (RBAC) and developer APIs.

Optional modules are BreachWatch, which alerts when employee credentials appear on the dark web; ARAM, required for SIEM integration; Compliance Reports, which shows the access permissions of each record; Secure File Storage; KeeperChat; and KeeperAI. Automated password rotation, privileged sessions and endpoint privilege control are add-ons to the Business and Enterprise editions.

How much does Keeper Password Manager cost?

Keeper Password Manager is licensed per user, on an annual subscription billed in advance: each person with a vault in the company uses one license, regardless of how many devices they use. There is no single list price because the investment depends on sizing: number of users, edition (Business Starter, Business or Enterprise), modules such as BreachWatch, ARAM and Compliance Reports, the Secure File Storage capacity and whether it is a new purchase, a renewal or an expansion.

Business Starter covers 5 to 10 users; above that, the choice is between Business and Enterprise. Users added mid-term are billed in proportion to the remainder of the annual cycle — a user added in the sixth month costs half of the annual license — and non-renewal must be notified 30 days in advance.

To buy Keeper Password Manager in Brazil, OSB Software scopes this with you, sends the commercial proposal, issues the invoice and delivers the licenses — request a quote to get the exact figure for your scenario.

Frequently asked questions

Does Keeper Password Manager work with Microsoft Entra ID and Okta? Yes. In the Enterprise edition, Keeper supports single sign-on via SAML 2.0 with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping and other compatible providers, and provisions users and teams through SCIM.

Where is Keeper data stored and what about the LGPD? Vaults are hosted on AWS in regions in the United States, Europe, Australia, Canada or Japan; there is no region in Brazil. Keeper's privacy policy adopts the Brazilian Standard Contractual Clauses to transfer personal data Brazil, and vault contents remain encrypted and inaccessible to Keeper itself.

What happens to the passwords when an employee leaves? The administrator applies the account transfer policy, which moves the employee's vault to another user without revealing the master password, and removing the user ends their access to shared folders.

Can we increase the number of licenses later? Yes. New users can be added at any time, billed in proportion to the remainder of the annual cycle, and the edition can be upgraded Business to Enterprise.

Why buy Keeper Password Manager OSB Software?

OSB Software is an official Keeper Security partner in Brazil and supplies 100% genuine Keeper Password Manager licenses to companies, with Brazilian invoicing, local contracting in Portuguese and full legal compliance — the safe way to buy imported software under a Brazilian corporate entity, with no risk of irregular licensing.

When you buy Keeper Password Manager OSB Software, you get:

• Consultative, specialist support — specialists who size your per-user licensing to your actual operation, avoiding over- or under-buying.
• Fast, secure processes — purchase order to delivery of genuine licenses, traceable at every step.
• Dedicated commercial follow-up — quote to delivery and renewal, with advance notice before your license expires.
• Invoicing that fits your company — Brazilian invoicing and terms adapted to your corporate procurement process.
• Proven track record — thousands of customers served across Brazil.

If you are looking for where to buy Keeper Password Manager in Brazil with legal certainty and properly licensed imported software, request a quote: OSB Software delivers reliable technology, qualified support and a simple, transparent purchase.